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what al-a-sla to a szala said no Mohammedin

while al-ale i was a bajmainin, because of the lateness will have a short chatt-in-sha-sha-a-a-la.

So we had mentioned that Allah's names typically occur in pairs.

And before we finish our series I wanted to illustrate two interesting if you like

subcategories of the pairs of Allah's names. Two interesting subcategories.

The first of these subcategories, some names of

a law are actually almost opposite in meaning and they always occur in pairs and

whenever this is the case then we as well should try our best

to always mention those names together and of the most famous examples in the Quran is who al-Au al-A-Hiru,

what vah-hiru, what bartin.

So these are names of Allah that always occur together, and in fact the perfection of meaning only comes when you combine both of them together.

So Al-A-Wahl is the one who is pre- Eternal, who has no one before him, as our prophet

system explained, until al-Awalu, phalaisakabla Kashi.

So Al-Au al-Auwah, means before there was anyone there was Allah. So we translate it as the first, but the first meaning from

eternity. Al-A-Kir is of course the last.

Or the fancy word is Semp Eternal or eternal in the future.

So pre-eternal and Semp Eternal.

Allah is both.

He is an Auul and al-Aqir.

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